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Nonwovens/​Converting

Suominen introduces new Fibrella Combo

Fibrella Combo combines two products into one.

3rd July 2019

Innovation in Textiles
 |  Helsinki

Medical/Hygiene

Fibrella Combo combines two products into. © Suominen

Fibrella Combo combines two products into. © Suominen

Suominen, a leading nonwovens company, launches Fibrella Combo, a spunlaced dual product for topsheet softness packed with superior fluid management of an acquisition and distribution layer (ADL) – all in one nonwoven. It is designed to replace topsheet and ADL in an absorbent hygiene products, such as incontinence and feminine hygiene pads and pantyliners, and can be used directly on top of the core.

“This new product feels very soft and lofty making it really comfortable against skin and delicate areas. Excellent fluid management properties further enhance the user comfort as Fibrella Combo can provide excellent feeling of dryness,” said Johanna Sirén, Category Manager at Suominen.

Fibrella Combo combines two products into one and it means that the end-product properties can be improved significantly, according to the manufacturer. The product, for example, is said to offer consistent performance as no multiple separate layers are needed. For this reason, Fibrella Combo is able to support ultra-thin product design.

“We can incorporate two different products into one nonwoven with our carding and spunlacing technology and strong R&D expertise. Making nonwovens that others cannot is one cornerstone of our strategy – and we haven’t yet encountered a product on the market that could challenge Fibrella Combo in terms of delivering superior product performance,” concluded Ms Sirén.

Suominen manufactures nonwovens as roll goods for wipes, as well as for medical and hygiene products. The company employs nearly 700 people in Europe and in the Americas.

www.suominen.fi

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